DO I NEED A VISA TO VISIT PERU?

NO, the Government of Peru has decided to cancel the Supreme Decree that established the visa requirement for Mexican citizens visiting us.

Travel agencies in Peru were concerned when this measure was announced, particularly tour operators like us. However, the Peruvian government decided to reverse the measure, which is positive for tourism in our country.

If this measure had been applied, it would have affected already scheduled flights, train services already purchased, not to mention entrance tickets to Machu Picchu, the latter of which does not accept changes or refunds, while in the case of the first two, rescheduling costs are often expenses that come out of the tourist’s budget.

This was the response from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs following the action of the “Call from the various voices of the tourism sector and related industries,” honoring the commitment to the principles of the PACIFIC ALLIANCE, which declare the free movement of people among its member States.

Click the following link: Official Statement from the Peruvian Consulate.

What documents do I need to travel to PERU from MEXICO?

If you are thinking about an incredible and exciting adventure to Peru from Mexico, you are probably wondering what requirements and procedures you need to complete for this trip. That is why GET IN PERU travel agency guarantees you 100% entry with a passport, as long as it is valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Peru.

If I am from another country, what documents do I need to enter Peru?

No matter what country you or your family are from, the only requirement to enter Peru is to have a valid passport with no less than 6 months of validity remaining before it expires as of the date you enter Peru.

If, on the other hand, you are from Colombia, Ecuador or Bolivia, you can enter Peru by presenting only your national ID card, as long as it is valid. You will not have problems at immigration, but make sure it does not expire before you leave Peru.

On the other hand, if your country of origin is Argentina, Brazil or Chile, you can enter Peru only with your National Identity Document, thanks to the agreements that exist between our countries.

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